10.11.08: Cannabis - what do we know and what should we do? Åpent møte i Oslo kongressenter
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Helge Waal, Professor of Psychiatry, SERAF, University of Oslo: The cannabis issue |
Glyn Lewis, Professor of Psychiatric Epidemiology, University of Bristol: Does cannabis cause psychosis? What is the evidence? |
Michael Gossop, Professor of Psychiatry, National Addiction Centre Maudsley Hospital/Institute of Psychiatry: The British debate on cannabis –towards a stricter stance? |
Wayne Hall, Professor of Public Health Policy in the School of Population Health, University of Queensland: The adverse health effects of cannabis and the therapeutic use of cannabinoids |
Jørg Mørland, Professor of Pharmacology, University of Oslo, Director of Division for Forensic Toxicology, Norwegian Institute of Public Health: Update on cannabis and driving |
Willy Pedersen, Professor of Sociology, University of Oslo: Trends in cannabis use. The Norwegian development |
Tor-Aksel Busch, Attorney General: The Norwegian judicial policy on cannabis –time for a change? |
11.11.08: Cannabis Issues - frontiers of research. Forskermøte i SERAF
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Willy Pedersen/Helge Waal: Messages from “yesterday”. What did we learn in the “Cannabis and health conference”? |
Anne-Line Bretteville Jensen / Robin Room (presentation and comments): The stepping stones hypothesis |
Robin Room/Willy Pedersen (presentation and comments): The cannabis economy |
Michael Gossop (presentation) Helge Waal (comments): What is a rational political approach? |
Jørgen Bramness / Lilliana Bachs (presentation) Glynn Lewis(comments): The neurobiology of cannabis use and dependence |
Wayne Hall (presentation), Jørgen Bramness (comments): Cannabis use and cognition -short and long term effects |
Glynn Lewis (presentation), Michael Gossop (comments): Cannabis and affective disorders/ suicide |
Glynn Lewis (presentation), Jørgen Bramnes (comments): Cannabis and psychosis |
Michael Gossop (presentation), Wayne Hall (comments): Treatment of cannabis dependency |
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12.11.08: Advances in neurobiological understanding of adiction - political and ethical considerations
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Helge Waal: Introduction and welcome |
Helge Waal / Jørgen Bramness: The borders of neurobiological understanding. A short status. |
Olav Gjelsvik/Edmund Henden: Models of addiction and the Freedom of the will |
Michel Gossop: A chronic disease of the brain? Clinical implications |
Wayne Hall: At the borders of genetic and neurobiological understanding - What are the political implications? |
Wayne Hall: At the borders of genetic and neurobiological understanding - What are the ethical implications? |
Wayne Hall: Consequences of increased understanding. Prospectives for research areas and research methods |